Inter Milan beat Fiorentina to wins 2023 Coppa Italia, Italian Cup Winners by year, History..

Lautaro Martinez scored twice as Champions League finalists Inter Milan came from behind to beat Fiorentina and win their second consecutive Coppa Italia title.

Fiorentina opened the scoring at Stadio Olimpico after just three minutes when Nico Gonzales drilled in a cross.

Martinez equalised from a tight angle in the 29th minute.

The striker got the winner eight minutes later with a volley.

Fiorentina face West Ham in the Europa Conference League final on 7 June, while Inter play Manchester City in the Champions League final on 10 June.

What is the Coppa Italia, Who won the first edition, Most titles won.

The Coppa Italia is the annual domestic cup competition in Italian football. A knockout competition, it was organisied by the Italian football federation till the 2009-10 campaign and has been organised by Lega Serie A ever since.

The Coppa Italia’s first edition was held in 1922 and it was won by FC Vado

Juventus with 14 triumphs is the most successful team in the history of the competition, while AS Roma and Inter Milan with nine title wins are sits in second in Coppa Italia’s winners table..

The winner of this competition gains automatic qualification to the UEFA Europa League,

Coppa Italia winners: Complete list of Italy Cup champions by year, History, 1922-2023.

The Coppa Italia is the 100-year old annual knockout cup competition in Italian football. 44 teams participate in the competition. Here, check out the full list of every Coppa Italia winners by year.

Season — Winners

1922 — Vado

1927 — Not completed

1936 — Torino

1937 — Genoa

1938 — Juventus

1939 — Ambrosiana-Inter

1940 — Fiorentina

1941 — Venezia

1942 — Juventus

1943 — Torino

1958 — Lazio

1959 — Juventus

1960 — Juventus

1961 — Fiorentina

1962 — Napoli

1963 — Atalanta

1964 — Roma

1965 — Juventus

1966 — Fiorentina

1967 — Milan

1968 — Torino

1969 — Roma

1970 — Bologna

1971 — Torino

1972 — Milan

1973 — Milan

1974 — Bologna

1975 — Fiorentina

1976 — Napoli

1977 — Milan

1978 — Inter

1979 — Juventus

1980 — Roma

1981 — Roma

1982 — Inter

1983 — Juventus

1984 — Roma

1985 — Sampdoria

1986 — Roma

1987 — Napoli

1988 — Sampdoria

1989 — Sampdoria

1990 — Juventus

1991 — Roma

1992 — Parma

1993 — Torino

1994 — Sampdoria

1995 — Juventus

1996 — Fiorentina

1997 — Vicenza

1998 — Lazio

1999 — Parma

2000 — Lazio

2001 — Fiorentina

2002 — Parma

2003 — Milan

2004 — Lazio

2005 — Inter

2006 — Inter

2007 — Roma

2008 — Roma

2009 — Lazio

2010 — Inter

2011 — Inter

2012 — Napoli

2013 — Lazio

2014 — Napoli

2015 — Juventus

2016 — Juventus

2017 — Juventus

2018 — Juventus

2019 — Lazio

2020 — Napoli

2021 — Juventus

2022 — Inter Milan

2023 — Inter Milan

2024 — TBD.

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